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授業情報/Course information

科目名/Course: English for Specific Purposes/English for Specific Purposes
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授業基本情報
科目名(和文)
/Course
English for Specific Purposes
科目名(英文)
/Course
English for Specific Purposes
時間割コード
/Registration Code
00A45101
学部(研究科)
/Faculty
共通
学科(専攻)
/Department
共通
担当教員(○:代表教員)
/Principle Instructor (○) and Instructors
○デスマレス エリック
オフィスアワー
/Office Hour
デスマレス エリック(Monday 12:00-12:40
Tuesday 12:00-12:40
Wednesday 12:00-12:40
or by appointment)
開講年度
/Year of the Course
2026年度
開講期間
/Term
前期集中
対象学生
/Eligible Students
2年、3年,4年
単位数
/Credits
1.0
授業概要情報
更新日
/Date of renewal
2026/02/25
科目ナンバリング
/Course Numbering
履修案内を参照
使用言語
/Language of Instruction
英語
共通カテゴリ
/Category
語学国際
オムニバス
/Omnibus
該当なし
授業概略と目的
/Cource Description and Objectives
This course will help students develop their English communication skills for professional sound design settings such as social media, video games, websites, movies, and television. Students will practice English while learning the foundations of subtractive synthesis, FM synthesis, sampling/sample manipulation, sequencing, and other aspects of sound design using various freely available software.
履修に必要な知識・能力・キーワード
/Prerequisites and Keywords
Students should have completed ELP1-4 and own a laptop.
履修上の注意
/Notes
Students must bring a laptop and headphones or earphones to class everyday.
教科書
/Textbook(s)
All materials will be freely available, either provided by the instructor or through download.
参考文献等
/References
No reference books needed.
自主学習ガイド
/Expected Study Guide outside Coursework/Self-Directed Learning Other Than Coursework
Students will be expected to work on projects approximately one hour per week outside of class.
資格等に関する事項
/Attention Relating to Professional License
na
アクティブラーニングに関する事項
/Attention Relating to Active Learning
There will be a variety of small group work, individual projects, group projects, and project-based learning (PBL).
実務経験に関する事項
/Attention Relating to Operational Experiences
該当しない
授業改善アンケートへのレスポンス
(2025年度以前は「備考」)
/Response to Course Evaluations
授業計画詳細情報
No. 単元(授業回数)
/Unit (Lesson Number)
単元タイトルと概要
/Unit Title and Unit Description
時間外学習
/Preparation and Review
配付資料
/Handouts
1 1 [Orientation]
Install Voltage Nucleus and Reaper.
Getting Started: Learning names of software tools and basic "computer English".
provided by the instructor
2 2 [The Sound Narrative]
Introduction to "mood" in sound.
Describing Feelings: Using simple adjectives (e.g., scary, happy, dark, bright) to describe sounds.
review previous week's work provided by the instructor
3 3 [Synthesis 1]
Basic Subtractive Synthesis with Voltage Nucleus.
Parts of the Synth: Learning words like Oscillator, Filter, and Amplifier.
review previous week's work provided by the instructor
4 4 [Synthesis 2]
Making "Leads" and "Basses".
Giving Instructions: Practicing how to tell someone to "turn up" or "turn down" a setting.
review previous week's work provided by the instructor
5 5 [Synthesis 3]
Advanced patches and modulation.
Comparisons: Explaining why one sound is better, louder, or sharper than another.
review previous week's work provided by the instructor
6 6 [Beyond Subtractive]
Intro to FM and Wavetable Synthesis.
Simple Explanations: Explaining "how" a sound changes in basic steps.
review previous week's work provided by the instructor
7 7 [The Design Document 1]
Planning a sound project for a game or video.
Making a List: Writing a simple "Asset List" (a list of all sounds needed).
review previous week's work provided by the instructor
8 8 [The Design Document 2]
Creating a project "Style Guide".
Writing a Plan: Using "will" and "going to" to describe future sound goals.
Review all previous work provided by the instructor
9 9 [Sampling & Recording]
Field recording with phones or recorders.
Action Verbs: Describing physical sounds (e.g., hit, break, close, drop).
provided by the instructor
10 10 [Foley for Film]
Creating "real" sounds for movie clips.
Syncing Words: Using "when," "first," and "then" to match sound to picture.
review previous week's work provided by the instructor
11 11 [DAW Basics]
Introduction to Reaper.
The Digital Studio: Vocabulary for the DAW (e.g., track, record, mute, solo, fader).
review previous week's work provided by the instructor
12 12 [DAW Editing]
Cutting and moving audio in Reaper.
Checking Work: Asking for help and explaining technical problems.
review previous week's work provided by the instructor
13 13 [DAW Mixing]
Basic volume and effects (Reverb, EQ).
Balance: Discussing the "mix" (e.g., "The music is too loud; the voice is too quiet").
Review all previous work provided by the instructor
14 14 [Final Project Setup]
Choosing a video or game clip for the final.
Asking Questions: Q&A session to clarify project rules and goals.
In-class project preparation provided by the instructor
15 15 [Final Polish]
Making the sounds perfect.
Small Details: Using adverbs (e.g., slowly, quickly, softly) to refine the project.
In-class project preparation provided by the instructor
16 16 [Portfolio Pitch]
Final presentation of projects.
The Presentation: "My project is for a [game/video]. I made this sound by...".
Final Presentations provided by the instructor
成績評価詳細情報
到達目標及び観点/Learning Goal and Specific Behavioral Viewpoints
No. 到達目標
/Learning Goal
知識・理解
/Knowledge & Undestanding
技能・表現
/Skills & Expressions
思考・判断
/Thoughts & Decisions
伝達・コミュニケーション
/Communication
協働
/Cooperative Attitude
1 Understand strategies for communicating in international environments. (F)
2 Demonstrates strategies for clear communication in English(F)
3 Understands how to give instructions in English(F)
4 Demonstrates how to give instructions in English(F)
成績評価方法と基準/Evaluation of Achievement
※出席は2/3以上で評価対象となります。
No. 到達目標
/Learning Goal
定期試験
/Exam.
Mid-term Project Small group work Participation Final Project
1 Understand strategies for communicating in international environments. (F)
2 Demonstrates strategies for clear communication in English(F)
3 Understands how to give instructions in English(F)
4 Demonstrates how to give instructions in English(F)
評価割合(%)
/Allocation of Marks
30 15 15 40
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